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My advice would be to vet the best audiologist you can find, who is aware of and uses the latest tech. The technology is changing rapidly and places like Costco can be providing previous generation hardware. To make complete audilogiical evaluation and get testing, do a frequency test, a word recognition test, and a voice versus background noise test at least.
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What I did is went to 'Youtub' and searched tinnitus. Listened to a ton of videos that will help relieve symptoms for a while and found 2 or three that work specifically for the frequency that plagues me. You have to find the ones that work best for you. It is only temporary relief but I'll take a day of relief any time. You can start here: https://tinnitool.com/en/tinnitus-analysis/hearing-test/
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